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    Scholastic Early Childhood Program Linear Correlation Scope and Sequence

    Theme 1 Theme 2 Theme 3 Theme 4 Theme 5 Theme 6 Theme 7 Theme 8 Theme 9 Theme 10

    9.e The child begins to predict what will

    happen next in a story.

    TG: 72-73 TG: 102-103 TG: 68-69 TG: 38-39 TG: 68-69 TG: 68-69 TG: 136-137 TG: 68-69

    9.f The child imitates the special languagein storybooks and story dialogue, and usesit in retellings and dramatic play (such as"Once upon a time").

    TG: 72-73 TG: 76-77 TG: 110-111

    9.g The child asks questions and makescomments about the information andevents from books.

    TG: 80-81 TG: 108-109 TG: 42-43

    9.h The child connects information andevents in books to real-life experiences.

    TG: 76-77 TG: 46-47, 50-51,68-69, 106-107,110-111

    TG: 110-111 TG: 110-111 TG: 102-103 TG: 38-39, 42-43,106-107

    TG: 102-103, 136-137

    TG: 140-141

    9.i The child begins to retell somesequences of events in stories.

    TG: 84-85 TG: 110-111 TG: 110-111 TG: 114-115, 142-143

    TG: 140-141 TG: 34-35

    9.j The child shows appreciation ofrepetitive language patterns.

    TG: 46-47 TG: 34-35 TG: 116-117, 148-149

    TG: 80-81 TG: 46-47 TG: 148-149

    10 Written Expression

    10.a The child attempts to write messagesas part of playful activity.

    TG: 94, 95, 98, 99

    10.b The child uses known letters andapproximations of letters to represent

    written language (especially meaningfulwords like his/her name and phrases suchas "I love you" or [Spanish] "Te quiero").

    TG: 38-39 TG: 60, 64 TG: 27, 31, 106-107

    TG: 108-109 TG: 50-51, 84-85 TG: 46-47

    10.c The child attempts to connect thesounds in a word with its letter forms.

    TG: 50-51, 84-85 TG: 50-51 TG: 84-85, 118-119

    TG: 42-43, 110-111, 118-119

    10.d The child understands that writing isused to communicate ideas andinformation.

    TG: 110-111 TG: 72-73, 118-119

    TG: 50-51, 84-85,94, 95, 98, 99

    TG: 72-73 TG: 50-51 TG: 118-119

    10.e The child attempts to use a variety offorms of writing (e.g., list, messages,stories).

    TG: 118-119 TG: 60, 61, 64, 65 TG: 118-119 TG: 50-51, 80-81 TG: 50-51

    10.f The child begins to dictate words,

    phrases, and sentences to an adultrecording on paper (e.g., "letter writing,""story writing").

    TG: 110-111 TG: 118-119 TG: 70-71 TG: 38-39, 76-77 TG: 38-39, 114-

    115

    TG: 42-43 TG: 50-51, 72-73,

    84-85

    TG: 50-51 TG: 152-153

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